In our last gear round-up, we looked at contact-point products to keep you comfy. Today, we look at several products designed to help your ride go smoothly.
The slides below look at products from Ryder Cycling, Slime, Cateye and Praxis Works.
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Praxis Works Zayante Carbon Crankset
Though this entry does not follow our theme of ride enhancers, we like to see the smaller independent companies offering new products that may be helpful.
Praxis Works introduced a carbon version of the Zayante crankset. We’re told there is a 200-gram weight savings compared to the aluminum Zayante. A 3-bolt direct-mount system mounts the chain ring to the arm or the Praxis Works X-Spider for a double that takes an inner ring as small as 32 teeth.
The Praxis Works Zayante has 3-bolt direct mount rings and achieves the proper chainline with Praxis rings. 2018 Interbike. © C. Lee / Cyclocross Magazine
We saw the Praxis Works Zayante in use at Reno Cross, though not the new carbon version.
The new Zayante Carbon uses Praxis Works’ M30 spindle that requires the use of the Praxis Works M30 bottom bracket that is compatible with almost every BB type out there.
Praxis M-30 spindle is compatible with almost any bottom bracket except Trek BB90, which has a 24mm spindle). 2018 Interbike. © C. Lee / Cyclocross Magazine
The Zayante Carbon crank will not have the 4iii Power meter as an option, but a 3-bolt interface direct mount power meter could work.
Available with 38, 40, or 42 teeth WaveTech ring. 2018 Interbike. © C. Lee / Cyclocross Magazine
More Info: praxiscycles.com
